Iran: Political infighting deepens as economic woes mount during war

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Hardliners in Iran's parliament are pushing for impeachment proceedings against Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi following his meeting with US negotiators, accusing him of acting without authorization. This political infighting intensifies amid mounting economic pressure from sanctions and the ongoing war, with Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad also having resigned.

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Hardliners are stepping up pressure on Iran's government and calling for Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's removal. The oil minister resigned, but that's doing little to ease the pressure on President Masoud Pezeshkian.

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